Warner Bernice Ragsdale

1898–1986 (age 88)

Biography

Warner Bernice Ragsdale (1898–1986) carved a life of resilience and quiet determination that inspired generations to persevere with grace. She met each day with steadfast courage, helping to build a foundation of strength for those who followed her lead.

Parklawn Memorial Park holds the memory of her gentle guidance, the encouraging words she offered, and the thoughtful way she lifted others in times of need. Her spirit lives on in the enduring kindness she extended to everyone she encountered.

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